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DAYTONA BEACH — On the sidewalks, in the hotels, restaurants and grocery stores, the cheerleaders are seemingly everywhere this week at the World’s Most Famous Beach. Thousands of students on cheerleading teams and dance units representing roughly 140 colleges and universities nationwide are in Daytona Beach to compete in the College Cheer and Dance National Championship sponsored by the National Cheerleaders Association and the National Dance Alliance. The five-day event runs through Sunday at the Daytona Beach Bandshell and the Ocean Center. It’s a milestone edition of the long-runni...

Go team! College cheerleaders return to Daytona Beach for milestone 25th year Jim Abbott, The Daytona Beach News-Journal College Football Fan Index: Best Cheerleaders Replay Video UP NEXT DAYTONA BEACH — On the sidewalks, in the hotels, restaurants and grocery stores, the cheerleaders are seemingly everywhere this week at the World’s Most Famous Beach. Thousands of students on cheerleading teams and dance units representing roughly 140 colleges and universities nationwide are in Daytona Beach to compete in the College Cheer and Dance National Championship sponsored by th...

Floating display causes stir as it gets go-ahead to cruise along Volusia coast Floating display causes stir A new LED display floating along Volusia County’s coast has been making waves. The 60-foot 'pontoon barge' has a 40-foot LED display showing ads to thousands of beachgoers from New Smyrna Beach to Ormond. NEW SMYRNA BEACH, Fla. - A new LED display floating along Volusia County’s coast has been making waves. The 60-foot "pontoon barge" has a 40-foot LED display showing ads to thousands of beachgoers from New Smyrna Beach to Ormond. Some like county councilwoman Heather Post think it ...

Apr 6, 2021 12:57 PM DeLand, FL - There was no mention of free beach passes for Volusia County residents during the more than 20-minute discussion of naming rights for all beach approaches. That discussion ended with all council members voting to table the subject until after October 1. Item number 12 on today's (April 6) agenda belonged to Chair Jeff Brower who made a strong push for staff to be instructed to move forward with the idea by making a presentation of what he calls another revenue source.  "One of the things that we could do is set a goal for collecting a million dol...

Volusia County Chair Jeff Brower is continuing his push to expand beach driving and has come up with an idea to eliminate tolls for drivers who live within the county. "I will propose, for the Council's consideration, that locals merely show their license to the toll takers. If you live in Volusia you drive right through," Brower posted on Facebook. "No need for a complicated system. This is easy and fair." The Volusia County Council will discuss the idea at Tuesday’s meeting. County officials estimate beach pass sales will generate $6,781,279 in revenue this fiscal year. The county raked i...